Kansas trailed for only 20 seconds in the game, with Dickinson scoring 15 points in the first half to give the Jayhawks a 37-32 lead. Colorado briefly led 39-38 early in the second half but was unable to keep up.

Kansas basketball will return home with some things to learn from after its game at Colorado, but the Jayhawks did still capture a Big 12 road win.

Adams hit another runner in the paint and then Dajuan Harris scored inside as the Jayhawks started 4-4. That perfection extended to 6-6 from the field and forced Colorado to call a timeout down 14-4 four minutes into the game.

Despite securing a victory over Colorado on Monday, the Kansas Jayhawks dropped one spot in the latest ESPN Basketball Power Index (BPI) rankings, now sitting at No. 11. Kansas currently holds a projected record of 20.3-10.7, with an expected conference mark of 11.3-8.7.

Kansas ended its four-game losing streak on the road with a hot start against Colorado on Monday night. The Jayhawks stayed composed down the stretch and took down the Buffaloes

Kansas men’s basketball escaped Boulder, Colorado, with a road win over the Buffaloes on Monday night. Dickinson led the way with 32 points in a 71-64 victory over Colorado.

Kansas men’s basketball team had a fight on its hands for most of the way against the last-place team in the Big 12.